Tennis Church of England
Berryâs âAâ team commenced the second round of the competition in good style by defeating Scarlettâs by the narrow margin…
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Candelo Kameruka Golf
Due no doubt to the now excellent fairways and anxious to gain form for the Bega Club’s annual open, day quite a big field took part in last week-end’s…
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The battle next for Bega team will be against Wallaga Lake, at Tilba, on Sunday. It will be the last game in the first round. The Lake team has been…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Poor Tathra Ground Ruins Good Football Tathra Overcomes Difficulties To Beat Eden
Whenever a close and important football match is played on the chronically sloping Tathra ground, it is felt that justice is not being done the young fellows who have plenty of football ability, but are unable to produce it because of…
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“B” Grade Championship. Bignell defeated Gordon in the second semi-final 32-26, following a game that was very evenly contested. Up to the seventh end…
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On Saturday we were again favored with a fine afternoon, when 16 players attended, to either play their competition…
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Golf was washed out in no uncertain manner at Berry on Sunday, when the heavy ruin caused all competition play to be…
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Presbyterian.âLymberyâs court was Berryâs A. gradeâs destination last Saturday, to play Independents. and after a keenly…
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First Grade.â Nowra beat Berry 12 /6 Kiama heat Milton 11 / 6 Jamberoo beat Shellbarbour 5/2…
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On May 27, Kiama played their coach against Jamberoo, and on June 3 Jamberoo played their coach against Roseby Park…
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We are all happy to know that Keith Middleton, the ex-Bermagui boy, in spite of all the Sydney papers' ballyhoo about inexperience, etc., came through his first…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Bega Tennis- Tournament Weather Marred Play
Despite inclement weather, and unsatisfactory conditions, the Bega Tennis Club last week-end, conducted two American-style doubles…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Bega's Biggest Golf Meet Yet Tournament Attracts Many Players
Bega Golf Club handled the biggest crowd of tournament players in its history last week-end, when it conducted a series of inter-club competitions which attracted golfers from many districts of this part of the State, and even…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Schools' Knock- Out Competition Good Football by the Boys
The all-schools knock-out competition, which has been inaugurated by Group 16 as an annual contest was held at Cobargo on Monday last…
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Despite the wetâvery wetâ weather, the party of 21 [?] from Berry who made the trap to Port [?] on…
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Bega club secretary, Norm (Andy) Arkin, has unfortunately been on the sick list for a couple of weeks. He was on the verge of a bout of rheumatic fever,…
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The Bega Tennis Club, which has been anxious for some time to have the proposed club house erected, sent Mr. George Britten to last meeting…
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Weather permitting of course. there will be golf at the Berry course next Sunday. The members will conduct an…
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Berry seems to be in a rut at the present time. They went through the first round undefeated until they met; Kiama, who…
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“B” Grade Championship final. Bignell defeated Reeve 32-12 in a game that failed to produce the close finish that was anticipated…
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